1976 Cessna 310RMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Cessna 310R (N142CT) presents as a well-maintained twin with a fresh annual completed in May 2025 and complete logs documenting its 6,154-hour airframe history. The aircraft features a 1985 right gear collapse incident in its records but has since received torque tube reinforcements and nacelle tank modifications. Power comes from two Continental IO-520M series engines - the left with 115 hours SMOH (2020 overhaul) and the right with 763 hours SMOH (2008 overhaul) - driving McCauley three-blade aluminum propellers with 1,205 and 551 hours respectively.

The panel showcases modern Garmin avionics including dual GNS430W/GPSMAP 496 navigation, GTX345 transponder with ADS-B, and a GFC600 autopilot with yaw damper. The aircraft is IFR-certified with WAAS/LPV capability and features an EDM 760 twin engine monitor. Additional operational enhancements include full deice systems (wing/stab boots, hot props, alcohol windshield), auxiliary fuel tanks extending range to 1,000 NM, and a 6-place oxygen system. The exterior received fresh paint in 2019 while the interior dates to 1990 in a functional 6-place configuration, complemented by a custom fuselage cover. With a useful load of 1,699 lbs and 5,500 lb MTOW, this 310R offers capable twin-engine performance with modern systems.